AboJar is an experimental Electronic Project 
The Drummer and the Lead Singer of the free Arabic rock band "Fish Samak". The experiments at AboJar Lab Began in the beginning of 2014.
The two create refreshing experimental tracks and songs that combine  electronic sounds with  dubbed spoken word, poetry and slight guitar touches. AboJar self titled debut album was released on 11.11.14.  

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Hadi Zeidan is a musical artist and cultural producer born in Beirut.
His work seeks the intersection between dancefloors, multicultural identities and cosmic consciousness.

www.hadizeidan.com

Bookings and inquiries via email: ayham.allouch@gmail.com

Palestinian Singer-songwriter and Multi-genre musician. Pioneer of the Free Arabic Rock genre  that was developed along the years with various musicians and bands, the latest being FISHSAMAK. Mostly known for sarcastic and political lyrics often considered provocative, yet he offers much more. Jowan started his career in the late '90s as LENSES releasing three low-fi singer-songwriter experimental albums between 2001-2007. In 2012, he broke through to the wider Arab world audience with the release of his album Namrud, breaking social taboos with songs like “Electricity”, and quirky parody “Poor Infidels” which rapidly became an anthem for fans across the Arab world, and subsequently led to his detention in Jordan for which Jowan was accused of blasphemy. Jowan was also investigated in Israel and accused of inciting violence and terrorism following his performance in a street festival, in which local media misquoted his lyrics, the file was closed for lack of guilt after 2 years of investigations.  
Jowan's lyrics can be controversial– subtly toned with his personal reflections on a wide range of issues related to politics, religion and philosophy, morality and sexuality. These fundamental components are what give his work a rare and revealing authenticity, making him one of the most influential contemporary artists in the Arabic scene. His 2015 controversial summer hit “To Be an Arab” reached to Israeli and International media, with a rock hard message to the racist Israeli society.

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